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In philosophy, contextualism mostly just emphasizes that actions and utterance happen inside a particular context.
In philosophy, contextualism mostly just emphasizes that actions and utterance happen inside a particular context.


The meaning of that action may only be understood in on the context.
...for example to point out that te meaning of that action may only be understood in that context.


And, somewhat more controversially, how ''right'' something is may be similarly contextual (which gets into [[ethical relativism]], or at least
[[situational ethics]])


And, somewhat more controversially, how ''right'' something is may be similarly contextual - which gets into [[ethical relativism]], or at least
[[situational ethics]].





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